Could one word, 'contiguous,' mean progress in the Middle East?
It was a key word in Erin Burnett's exclusive interview with Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu: contiguous. Pressed by Burnett on the willingness of Israel to accept not just a Palestinian state, but a contiguous one, Netanyahu confirmed "no Swiss cheese." That moment did not escape notice by newspapers in the region, who said it was an important moment that could potentially hint at a breakthrough.
New report adds to concerns about wider 'culture' problem at Secret Service
A new report raises new questions about the "culture" of the United States Secret Service. Seattle TV station KIRO, a CNN affiliate, cited an unnamed U.S. government contractor who worked extensively with the Secret Service advance team in San Salvador, El Salvador, prior to President Barack Obama's trip there in March, 2011.
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Police: Man tried to shame assault victim into silence
In a case that combines culture and crime, police in Iowa say a college student assaulted a woman and then attempted to shame her into silence. The efforts to quiet the victim, police believe, may be related to the suspect's home country, China, where bribery and shame have cultural roots.
Former TSA boss says some security rules 'not needed'
A former chief of the TSA tells Erin Burnett some of the agency's rules–including the strict regulations against carrying any kind of a knife aboard an aircraft–are "not needed."
The OutFront 5: five key stories from Tuesday
From Tuesday, five stories where we did the work, made the phone calls and focused on our own reporting: the OutFront 5.
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